chapter 4 Flashcards

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Social responsibility

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company’s obligation to increase positive and decrease negative impacts on society

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Marketing citizenship

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strategic focus for meeting and understanding economic, legal, ethical, and philanthropic social responsibilities (expected by stakeholders)

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Stakeholder orientation

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The focus is on stakeholders; do what they do for them

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Social responsibility pyramid (bottom to top)

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  1. Economic (profitable)
  2. Legal (obey law)
  3. Ethical (just/fair)
  4. Philanthropic (give back)
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Marketing ethics

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principles that define acceptable marketing conduct (determined by stakeholders)

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Promoting goodwill: Cause-related marketing

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practice of linking products to a social cause (to increase profit for company /awareness for cause)
*coca-cola and world wildlife fund (saving polar bears)

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Promoting goodwill: Strategic philanthropy

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charitable giving to address stakeholders interests and achieve organizational/social benefits

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Social responsibility concerns (3)

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  1. Sustainability
  2. Consumerism
  3. Community relations
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Social responsibility concern: Sustainability

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How business contributes to good quality of life/healthful environment
ex. Labeling products as green

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Social responsibility issue: Consumerism

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Protecting consumer rights
(safety, information, choice, and feedback)

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Social responsibility issue: Community relations

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Marketers’ contribution to community well-being
ex. addressing issues, employment opportunities, economic development, donating towards community causes

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Ethical issue

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Identifiable problem/opportunity requiring a choice that must be evaluated as right or wrong (ethical or unethical)

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Product-related ethical issues

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  • Not communicating risk of product
  • Withholding information
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Promotion-related ethical issues

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  • False or manipulative advertising (greenwashing)
  • Bribery
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Pricing-related ethical issues

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  • Price fixing
  • Price gouging
  • Bait and switch
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Distribution-related ethical issues

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  • Counterfeiting
  • Manipulating product availability
  • Channel stuffing
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Factors that influence ethical decision making

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  1. Individual factors
  2. Opportunity
  3. Organizational relationships
18
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What is the code of conduct for marketing?

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Code of Ethics of the American Marketing Association

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What are the ethical norms in the code of ethics? (3)

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  1. Do not harm.
  2. Foster trust in marketing system
  3. Embrace ethical values
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What are the ethical values in the code of ethics?

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  1. Honesty
  2. Responsibility
  3. Fairness
  4. Respect
  5. Transparency
  6. Citizenship (fulfill the ELPS responsibilities)
21
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Difference between ethics and social responsibility

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Ethics relates to individual/group decisions (right and wrong), while social responsibility deals with total effect of marketing decisions on society

22
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Code of conduct (ethics)

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rules and standards that describe what the company expects of its employees